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norrash
3-30-07, 01:08 AM
i am having a major problem with an image not displaying on the page...

http://www.jillneimark.com/bio.html

i have an image folder in file manager-- the image is jill5.jpg.....
i have tried the following codes but none work

<div id="main">
<p align="center">
<img src="jillneimark.com/images/jill5.jpg" width="284" height="405" alt="My picture" border="0" align="middle"><br /><br />

img src="images/jill5.jpg"

img src="/images/jill5.jpg"

img src=".../images/jill5.jpg"

"http://www.jillneimark.com/images/jill5.jpg"

does anyone know what i am doing wrong-- i sure would love to know the CORRECT CODE!!!
thanks in advance!
norrash

Kitchensink108
3-30-07, 01:54 AM
Double-check you have the file uploaded to /images/jill5.jpg (/htdocs/images/jill5.jpg if you're in FTP). Right now it doesn't seem to be there. Also check capitalization, as jpg will be different from JPG and such.

Once the file is there, this code will work:<img src="http://jillneimark.com/images/jill5.jpg" width="284" height="405" alt="My picture" border="0" align="middle">Make sure you include your domain name in the URL to include http://, or, at least in Firefox, the URL becomes http://www.jillneimark.com/jillneimark.com/images/jill5.jpg.

norrash
3-30-07, 02:54 AM
Double-check you have the file uploaded to /images/jill5.jpg (/htdocs/images/jill5.jpg if you're in FTP). Right now it doesn't seem to be there. Also check capitalization, as jpg will be different from JPG and such.

Once the file is there, this code will work:<img src="http://jillneimark.com/images/jill5.jpg" width="284" height="405" alt="My picture" border="0" align="middle">Make sure you include your domain name in the URL to include http://, or, at least in Firefox, the URL becomes http://www.jillneimark.com/jillneimark.com/images/jill5.jpg.
thanks sink
r u saying that the image folder should be INSIDE the /htdocs folder?? i have it listed as separate....outside the htdoc folder--
the jpg is inside the image folder-- and is not capitalized----
sure appreciate ur help - thanks again

Kitchensink108
3-30-07, 02:55 AM
yeah, it needs to be inside htdocs/
anything outside can't be accessed except through ftp.

norrash
3-30-07, 03:04 AM
got it-- DUH-- working just fine now-- !!!! many thanks--